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What could cause episodes of blue/grayish lips and tongue? not cold. mentioned to gp and he said cyanotic episodes, that was it. should i be concerned?
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Might be functional and temporary- hard to say about cause. If it persists pl see an oral MD
Answered 6/7/2022
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It should be worked up if you have other associated symptoms such as shortness of breath, weakness/fatigue, etc. when cyanosis appears.
Answered 6/7/2022
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